Pop concert to aid KU choir and orchestra funds
Briefs describe Jo Archer daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Archer 1021 Hickory to join the Pop concert Sunday in Hoch auditorium University of Kansas. The 80 voice choir will join a 70 piece symphony orchestra. Proceeds benefit choir and orchestra scholarship fund. Overnight guests were Mr and Mrs Arthur Duffield formerly of Ottawa. Liberty community plans a potluck supper at the school Wednesday with a pupil program marking the last day of school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Archer
Paul Archer
Hickory
Hoch Auditorium
University of Kansas
Liberty Community
Woolworth Company Names New Ottawa Assistant Manager
John Kotalik is named the new assistant manager of the F. W. Woolworth store in Ottawa. He and his wife Barbara and their three children have moved from Junction City to 1040 Cottonwood. the family previously lived in Pawnee City. The Kotalik children are Mike 3, Jenna 1, and Thomas 3 months. Kotalik has four years of Woolworth employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kotalik
F. W. Woolworth
Ottawa
New Car
Kotalik
Junction City
Barbara
Pawnee City
Ned
Cottonwood
Mike
Jenna
Thomas
Woolworth
Deaths in Quenemo and Kansas City areas reported
John J. Neill, 90, retired farmer and Quenemo resident, died at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Services at Quenemo Federated Church, burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Surviving: twin daughters Elva Moody and Elizabeth Lewis, son Marvin Neill, 15 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren. his widow Mary Wiley died in 1953. Separate notice: Farris Funeral Home reports R W Kitterman died in Redding, California while visiting. services in Garnett with burial Agricola. Surviving include widow Faye, a daughter and a son, plus four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Neill
Quenemo
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Mary Wiley
Free Methodist Church
Albert
Elva) Moody
George
Elizabeth) Lewis
Marvin
Oliels
F. M. Kitterman
S. Elm
R. W
Nick’’ Kitterman
Redding
Calif
Farris
Garnett
Agricola
Rock Creek
Kansas City
Santa Fe Railroad
Harriswon
Faye Kitterman
B. W
Kitterman
Spokane
Wash
Charles T
John L
Kas
Eleven Children and Their Glasses Save Time in Summer
Dear Heloise shares practical tips from a reader with eleven children. Assigning each child a colored labeled glass speeds meals and reduces fridge door time. Suggestions include using name markers, filling glasses with water or milk, and even using soda bottles to prevent spills. Additional tips cover pressing cloths with warm damp towels and cautions about towel color on white fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meloise
Heloise
New Agent for Investors In County
George G. Parden named co zone manager in Franklin County for Investors Diversified Services Inc with Hazen L. Richardson as other representative. Parden and family will reside at 1441 S Hickory Ottawa. Formerly in Sioux City at Morning Side College and as advertising representative for the Sioux City Journal for three years. Member of Grace Methodist Church and Elmwood Golf Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Parden
Franklin County
Investors Diversified Services, Inc
Hazen L. Richardson
Parden
S. Hickory
Ottawa
Sioux City
Morningside College
Sioux City Journal
Grace Methodist Church
Elmwood
Wyoming Adopts Right To Work Law Enacted
CHEYENNE Wyoming AP reports Wyoming becomes the 20th state to pass a right to work law. It bars employers from requiring union membership as a condition of employment. The measure aims to reduce compulsory union ties and broaden job opportunities in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sewing and business meeting of Socialettes Warren C. Black Unit
The Socialettes Warren C. Black Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary will hold a combined sewing and business meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. James Durbin 1246 S Main. A correction notes Rose Marie Roberts engagement details omitted Friday. FLA Club members visited the University of Kansas campus lunching in the Union cafeteria and touring the Art Museum and Museum of Natural History.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren C. Black
American Legion Auxiliary
James Durbin
S. Main
Rose Marie Roberts
Ned Roberts
Poplar
Miss Roberts
Wilbur Williamson
Caldwell
W. F. James
Enid
Okla
FLA
University of Kansas
Union Building
Art’ Museum
Museum of Natural History
Herald Ad Offers Weekly News Tip Reward
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tips must be timely and relevant to the paper’s coverage area and will be reviewed by the editorial staff for publication consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Circles Hold Group Study Meetings
First Methods WSCS circles met Wednesday with the theme The Lifted Christ from John 21 15 17. Deb orah circle hostess BE C Cummings with Parker and Davis assisting, devotions by Lee Peterson and program by R D Nichols Scott and Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Deborah
BE. C. Cummings
H. A. Parker
L. E. Davis
Lee Peterson
R. D. Nichols
Harry Scott
Parker
Erwin Elder
Robert Lister, Jr
Ray Koontz
C. P. Burrows
Ursa Vincent
T. E. Fleming
Harold Haraldson
Harry Ryholt
Vincent
A. J. Brady
Ralph Weinheimer
Rebekah
C. T. Geiger
Floyd Coffman
John Okerberg
Ethel Welton
Max Roberts
Sam Ober
Hold Family Gathering Honors Mrs Elder
A surprise birthday and Mothers Day party for Mrs. Tom Elder was held at the Currant home. Attendees included the Elders and their children from Wellsville, Kansas City, Lawrence, Ottawa, and surrounding families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Elder
Elvin Currant
Connie
Michael
Ray Elder
Wellsville
David Bischoff
Sandy
Kansas City
Walt Randel
Lawrence
Joe McAuley
Don Elder
Jack Elder
Merle Taylor
Jean Schmoe
Ottawa
Shirley
Richard
Carl
Comments On Orbit At Far and Near Club Meeting
Far and Near club members gave comments on Gordon Cooper the astronaut orbiting Earth. Mrs Arthur Atchison of Princeton hosted. Mrs Darrell Macy opened the business session with a singing led by Mrs J C Hannaman. Mrs Harold Bones drew the deer prize. Guests included Mrs Eva Schmitt Mrs Goldie Walden and Mrs Jim Lancaster. Mrs Ronald Atchison and Mrs Elmer Louderback helped serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Cooper
Arthur Atchison
Princeton
Darrell Macy
J. C. Hannaman
Harold Bones
Eva Schmitt
Goldie Walden
Jim Lancaster
Ronald Atchison
Elmer. Louderback
Demonstrations At Sew and Go Club Meeting
Mrs Don Gorton hosted the Sew and Go club Thursday evening with two demonstrations for the lesson. Mrs Bill Brittingham showed how to make drip dry art foam covered hangers and an earring caddy from an old bed spring. Mrs Clifford Gibson demonstrated making hats from pipe cleaners. Members displayed items from the last month. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Gorton
Bill Brittingham
Clifford Gibson
Something New Stylish For Dad Fa ther's Day Trends
A canvass of local men stores reveals trends in men's wear for Father's Day June 18. The year shows a boom for new styles and apparel options appealing to the male graduate and gift buyers.
Ottawa retail scene calls for basics and updates
Local shops highlight durable men’s wear from short sleeve dress shirts to knit tops and swimsuits while several stores plan remodels. Anchor Savings moves to a new building May 31 with an open house in early June. others reveal storefront upgrades and new lighting. Urban improvements spark civic pride as downtown properties gain glass fronts and refreshed façades.
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Dad
Ottawa
Anchor Savings Association
Lee Casida
5Th
Hickory
Western Auto
Main
Waldo’s
Drake’s
Irvin Malott
Oklahoma Tire and Supply Co
Safeway
9Th
F. W. Woolworth’s
Ottawa Herald
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Mrs Kenneth Thorpe at 831 Poplar, Billy Dick at 518 N Poplar, Leo Edington at 748 8 Mulberry, Friday, and Mrs Berta Hamilton at Michigan Valley on Saturday. Dismissals note Elsa Towe from North American Hotel on Friday and Mrs Gary Milbern with baby son at 728 Pecan on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Thorpe
Poplar
Billy Dick
N. Poplar
Leo Edington
Mulberry
Berta Hamilton
Michigan Valley
Elsa Towe
North American Hotel
Gary Milbern
Baby Son
Farm and Household Sales Roundup in Kansas and Nearby States
Local auction notices list farm and household sales across Kansas and Missouri regions. Dates span May through June with sale details for Olson Nelson, Glenn Sundin, and others, including locations in Ottawa Wellsville Pomona Lyndon and Neosho with times from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Listings include farm implements, livestock, household goods, and consignment sales with contact numbers 566 3530 and 666 3645. Continuous weekly auctions occur in Overbrook and Pomona, plus a mid May sale near Baldwin Junction and a May 29 used machinery sale in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Sale Company
Mvery Sotarden
Ottawa Op Highway
Olaf Nelson
Baldwin
Eas
Glenn Sundin
Wellsville
Kas
William S. Green
Baldwin Jct
Pomona
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Kansas
Allen County Livestock Auctlor
R. A. Trowbridge
Methodist Church
Bank
Cowdin Bros
Cara and Misc
Hickory
Ottawa
de Layne Long Farm
Lyndon
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Lawrence Livestock Sale Co
East Lith St
Lawrence
Haroldson Imple, Co
Main
Box Supper Aids Hall Remodeling Fund
VFW Post and Auxiliary hosted an old fashioned box supper at the hall with Lloyd Myers as auctioneer. About 25 attended. Proceeds support ongoing hall remodeling. Plans set for a potluck Monday night for Post Auxiliary members families and friends at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Lloyd Myers
Estate matters in Franklin County probate court May 1963
First notice announces Henry W. Collins appointed administrator c t a for Arthur G. Wheeler estate with nine month claims period. The second notice seeks probate of Agnes Chastine Schweitzer will for Lloyd Albert Schweitzer estate with hearing set May 27, 1963 in Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Arthur G. Wheeler
Henry W. Collins
C.ta
Ottawa
Kansas
C.t.a. Winton A. Winter
C.t.a
Lloyd Albert Schweitzer
Agnes Chastine Schweitzer
Alma Schweitzer
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I. M. Stennecker
Arthur Duffield
Springdale
Ark
Ellis
Jonn Kotalik
R. W. Kitterman
Betty Berry
Topeka
State Department of Public Instruction
Herald
Addie Hayes
Lucille Yates
Gals
H. Q. Crampton Jones
Blanche Lamb
Bob Roberts
Martha Circle
F. F. Fockele
Lloyd Daugharthy
J. L. Hysom
D. C. Whitaker
L. H. Hoffman
A. M. Hillis
Helen Lalman
Greeley
Lalman
Orion
Ban
Jack Day
Secretary of Agriculture
USDA
Osage City
Lyndon State Bank
Jamieson
South Water Tower
Jor Towner
Ciapel
AL Kansas
Phant
Claude
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Howard
RFD
Jack Nelson
Nate, and
Leona Gibbons
Melvern
Household Furniture
Harold Stewart
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
N Main
Ottawa Transfer and Storage Co
Walnut 5
Winton A
Winter
Harvey Staadt
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